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But no answer to the question on assists and goals - which is what we brought him in for. You're constantly on Biamou's back about things like effort being a bare minimum, then go on about goals and add ever more caveats in like goals in the league, then goals in the Championship, your latest...

For most they could take the shirts they had when they were younger, stitch them all together and make one shirt that now fits them perfectly.

I think you could find that out with U23 games. If he's only on loan for a month somewhere is he going to be any more/less likely to put himself on the line that in our U23 vying to get his first team place back?

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I have an inkling it's only a minor tear though...

So what do you think baka offers more than Biamou?

He does, but in this squad O'hare is one of, if not the, highest earner. He's supposed to be our creative outlet and feed the striker(s). How many assists has he made? How many goals has he got (especially considered the chances he's had)? it might be unfair on him given that he was most...

By 'adapt' I assume you mean pay more and eventually forget they used to pay a lot less.

Not sure about 4 at the back as that really seems to stifle Dabo and he plays poorly. Although I don't think he's ready yet it is tempting to consider bapaga next to O'Hare if we don't go two up top, which with Biamou's supposed injury may not be an option. Sheaf to play in a three in mid but...

Ideally he shouldn't be risked if that's the case. hopefully Walker will be back soon. Fact MR brought another striker in and brought an injured player on ahead of baka says everything you need to know about his future here.

As a general rule if the Presidency is one parties hands it increases the chances of the other party controlling the Houses. but with the move to almost cold warfare between the parties and obstruction in getting anything done it's become far more partisan recently.

I was expecting moves to create problems for Biden to have to sort out, such as the China thing which, although is true i can't help feeling it was done more with creating a problem than any kind of shit being given). Now getting my popcorn and waiting for the indictments to roll in.

A lot of Republicans took this stance too. 'Targeted relief' being giving it to huge corporations to stimulate the economy and create jobs. Every other time/pace they've done it it's just gone straight to the shareholders.

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It's also to do with available options. For much of this season it's been Shipley or Allen in one spot and neither have looked great. It was a bit strange however that Allen had had a couple of decentish games and was then dropped and Shipley came back in.

No there isn't. if we're paying him it should be that he's good enough to get picked, not because of where he's from or where the club has come from recently/ We've got one of the smallest budgets in the league - we can't afford to be wasting it on sentiment. I want Shipley to succeed - I want...

Basically says " we give more of a shit about money than people". If you're not a 'big' country than we'll come down on you like a ton of bricks. If you are - don't worry about - it's fine.

The market is listed but I think has had its day. It's more the interior that is listed than the structure so if you could incorporate that into something new for me that be a fine compromise. It's not even circular - it's got a huge quadrant cut out. Small building in a large footprint is...

If he hadn't he wouldn't have got any of the ball at all. I seem to remember MR criticised Biamou in a similar fashion last season. Fact is the strikers need more support from the AM's if MR wants the striker to stay central. otherwise we're playing attack v defence for 90 mins.

We started out conceding too many, mainly fixed that but at the cost of losing much of our attacking threat, compounded by our two first choice strikers being out injured. Some of the players need to spend a lot more time on finishing. We're getting some good chances but missing them.